Coin Flip
Choose how many coins to flip, then flip - each one lands heads or tails with equal odds.
Last updated: September 5, 2026
Frequently asked questions
Is this coin flip actually random?
It uses your browser's random number generator, giving heads and tails an equal 50/50 chance on every flip - fine for games and casual decisions, though not certified for regulated gambling.
Can I flip multiple coins at once?
Yes - set "number of coins" to flip up to 100 at once, and the result shows each individual outcome plus the total heads/tails count.
Why did I get 7 heads in a row - is that broken?
No - each flip is independent, so streaks happen naturally. A run of several heads (or tails) in a row is expected occasionally with a fair 50/50 coin, especially across many flips.
Can I simulate a weighted coin, like 70/30 instead of 50/50?
No - this tool flips a fair coin with an even 50/50 chance on every flip. For uneven odds, use a tool built for custom probabilities, like a weighted random picker.
If I flip 100 coins, will it be exactly 50 heads and 50 tails?
Usually not exactly - with a fair 50/50 coin, 100 flips will land close to 50/50 on average, but the actual count naturally varies flip to flip (for example, 46 heads and 54 tails is a perfectly normal result).
Is this the same as a 'heads or tails' generator?
Yes - 'coin flip,' 'coin toss,' and 'heads or tails generator' all refer to the same simple 50/50 random choice between two outcomes, which is what this tool simulates.